Tuesday, October 27, 2020
The Orders Project ready to defend service members who won't follow 'unlawful orders' during post-election protests
WASHINGTON — We watched it this past June on the streets of Washington: military service members clearing protesters near the White House and downtown. One officer spoke out, claiming his commanding officers were on the verge of giving unlawful orders. Now, a group of military justice experts has said it will provide legal help to soldiers should there be post-election protests.
